Question for all you men....

spiting, farting and picking teeth with a toothpicks or just having it in the mouth GROSS!!

PJs don't bother me all that bad. Sweatpants however are a no go (hmmm... not even sure why I feel that way). I don't mind capris for casual at all. No prob for me.

Honestly, she can wear nothing but a t-shirt, comfortable jeans, throw her hair up in a ponytail, and put on some tennis shoes and that's fine with me for casual wear. It's actually what I prefer. Simple. Natural. Woman.

Ladies with too much makeup, too much perfume -- big turn off for me. Lightly done please! Natural look, light scent - perfect.

Lip gloss over lipstick any day of the week.

Single color dresses and spaghetti straps - HOT! Multi-color or patterned dresses and sleeves - usually NOT.

Simple jewelry. Nothing gaudy or big.

Tattoos are a huge turn off for me. It is so hard to find a woman without one nowadays. You actually think that tat looks good and/or is sexy? None for me thanks -- Henna tats are about as far as I think you should go if you get the urge to put "art" on your body.

Simple, timeless haircuts are the best. Relaxed over perms any day. Cute short cuts can be a sexy change. Medium to long straight hair is great too. Naturally wavy or curly, no problem -- as long as you don't tease it into a 7-inch high space helmet (reminds me too much of my Junior High English teacher). :laugh:

Those are a few things off the top of my head. I'm probably a little biased though. My high school sweetheart was a model and she fit all the criteria I just listed. :sigh:

Oh my gosh... I wear crocs quite often LOL (ducking to run and hide) ... but I'm a nurse so do I get a free pass??? LOL

All nurses get a free pass to wear Crox in my opinion - and I've got money riding on it (I own CROX stock). So by all means!

any exposed tattoo

Body Piercings that make people look like they were just hit by shrapnel. Did you really need to put a nail thru your head? Aren't you afraid of sneezing and sending a nose ring flying across the room? And what is up with these snakebytes?

Stretchers... Did you really need that hole in your ear that big... seen some lately that you could park a Hummer in. Again what happens when you get older? Aren't you afraid of getting that hooked on something? Ouch.

bwahahahaha... yes i really do need a hole in my ear that big.

different strokes for different folks i guess.

Surprised to see the anti-legging posts!

I think leggings/yoga pants are some of the best things a woman can wear. :P

Surprised to see the anti-legging posts!

I think leggings/yoga pants are some of the best things a woman can wear. :P

I agree, leggings should be encouraged

When the camel toe is accentuated into moose knuckles by wearing clothes that are obscenely smaller than reality allows.

Also, if they're hygienically unkempt, i.e. facial hair, unshaven pits, penis breath, etc...

Surprised to see the anti-legging posts!

I think leggings/yoga pants are some of the best things a woman can wear. :P

I agree, leggings should be encouraged

leggins are soooo comfortable! they're the next best thing to sweats. HOWEVER - I believe they should be worn with tunics that cover most or all of your booty haha especially if u have a flabby bottom, we don't need to see every dent or jiggle if you know what i mean. as a curvy girl i make sure i wear the right under garments with leggings and my booty looks appropriate haha

One thing I hate is when guys wear black sneakers with jeans. That's my one irrational thing, and i don't know why. Ugh, especially something liek black high top Reeboks with jeans. It just gives me the willies. It just reminds me of late 80's New Jersey. Got a jean jacket to go with it? :sick:

LMAO. I totally rocked Reeboks and jeans in New Jersey in the 80's. I was 10. I don't think I got the jean jacket till I was about 16.

Sure, in the 80's, that's okay. Especially when you're 10. Not now, not at this age. :laugh:

Most of mine have been covered already. However there are two seperate women at my office that do not understand corporate dress. I work in a business casual office, but its the dressy side of business casual. Polos are frowned upon unless its Friday. I usually wear a blazer or suit jacket with my long sleeved shirt and wool-blend slacks. I don't even wear chinos or dockers and spend money on dry cleaning for my shirts so they are always pressed and starched. Like I said, this is the dressy side of business casual, almost classified as business professional but I don't wear a tie.

One lady, wears capris or 'shorts' (they have some fancy name but they are fricking dress pant shorts). Seriously, I understand capris and shorts are more comfortable than pants/dresses/skirts but its just not acceptable. I don't wear slacks that are 10" short so don't wear them.

Another lady, who is just out of college, wears leggings. Usually the leggings are with a top that couldn't be classified as a dress because half her assets are hanging out. She's relatively attractive, so I don't complain much... but how can this be considered appropriate when I'm wearing a starched shirt and slacks (at a minimum).

/rant over

Yeah, wearing PJs (or slippers) outside is terrible. Also on my list:

* Flip-flops
* Those various things that are supposed to look like jeans, but they're not (and they don't).
* Heavy people wearing skin-tight clothing, or having their bellies hanging out.
* For the love of Thor, leggings are NOT PANTS!

leggins are soooo comfortable! they're the next best thing to sweats. HOWEVER - I believe they should be worn with tunics that cover most or all of your booty haha especially if u have a flabby bottom, we don't need to see every dent or jiggle if you know what i mean. as a curvy girl i make sure i wear the right under garments with leggings and my booty looks appropriate haha

No complaints here.... EVER. :P

I think that sleveless tops are cute if you have Michelle Obama arms. If, however, you have batwings and a lot of jiggle, sleves are needed.